The program has diverse research surrounding suicide risk and prevention. Through clinical research, scientists with the program are currently investigating neuroimaging or molecular biomarkers of suicide risk versus suicidal ideation, links between traumatic brain injury and suicide risk, and neuroimaging of reward circuitry and the relationship to suicide risk. Scientists are also involved in intervention projects including psychosocial/psychoeducational interventions (P.I.S.A.), interventions for presentations to the emergency department, and m-Health interventions.
